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Shares in NZ Govt Power Companies On Sale Soon
If you would like to know more about the New Zealand Governments plans to sell shares in a number of its State Owned Enterprises go to www.governmentshareoffers.govt.nz . This will take you to a website where you can sign up to get regular updates on the sale process.
The first share offer (for Mighty River Power) is expected to occur in the third quarter of 2012. No further details have been announced at this stage.
What’s The Best Power Deal?
Read the Post below to learn about how the power company offers can be misleading.
Add your comment to help others make the best choice.
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Shares in NZ Govt Power Companies On Sale Soon
If you would like to know more about the New Zealand Governments plans to sell shares in a number of its State Owned Enterprises go to www.governmentshareoffers.govt.nz .
The first share offer (for Mighty River Power) is expected to occur in the third quarter of 2012. No further details have been announced at this stage.
BNZ 7 year bond at minimum of 6.10%
BNZ has announced it is offering a senior bond at a minimum rate of 6.10% (or 2.00% over the 5 year swap rate) with a term of 7 years. These bonds have an S&P rating of AA- (stable) and rank equally with term deposits.
The rate will be set on 16 December with settlement on 20 December.
What’s the best power deal?
A subscriber just got a letter from Meridian telling him that he could save $15 a month by switching to their Low User Plan because he was using under 9000 units a year. When he did the calculation on last month’s bill he found it would have cost him another $21 a month! He warns people not to be trapped with an offer based on yearly consumption when they bill you on a monthly basis. What is your experience?
We are also keen to hear of people’s experiences with changing power suppliers based on the whatsmynumber.org.nz website. Do the calculated savings stack up in reality?
New Zealand Dollar Exchange Rate
